Built for students, writers and researchers
AI Image Generator by ZeroTell
Describe what you want to see, choose a style and a shape, and get up to four images you can download.
Your images
Your images will appear here. Each one can be downloaded in full resolution.
How the AI Image Generator works
Describe the image
Write who or what is in the picture, where it is, the light and the mood. Specific details give better results.
Pick a style and a shape
Choose a preset such as photo, illustration, 3D, watercolor or line art, and an aspect ratio: square, wide, tall or 4:3.
Generate up to four images
Each image is generated separately, so you get different takes on the same prompt to choose from.
Download what you like
Save any result as a full-resolution file for slides, posts, mockups or mood boards.
What you can do with it
Who uses it
Students
Illustrate presentations, posters and reports without hunting for stock photos.
Marketers
Draft visuals for posts, ads and landing pages before briefing a designer.
Teachers
Create pictures for worksheets, slides and classroom displays.
Writers and creators
Visualize characters, scenes and covers while you plan your story.
Frequently asked questions
Each generated image uses 4 credits, so a run of four images uses 16. The button shows the total before you generate. Pro plans include credits for the media tools (images, infographics, storyboards, videos, presentations, booklets and meeting notes): 300 a month on Monthly and Yearly, or 75 a week on Weekly.
Yes. Every image is made by a paid image model, so generating requires a ZeroTell account with credits.
Usage rights depend on the image model's terms. Check them before using an image in paid advertising or products, and avoid prompts that copy real people, logos or trademarks.
Image models refuse some requests under their content policy, for example explicit or violent content or images of real people. Rephrase the prompt and try again.
It adds a short description of the look to the end of your prompt. Your own words always come first, so you can still steer the result.
Your prompt is sent to the image provider to create the images. ZeroTell does not publish your prompts or images.